Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-10

e tensirely signed all through the NoTthrr
COUNTIES. But few decline their signature.
z A Sutherland and Geo. T.. Whit. cam,
Gown from the Occur Alene country In.
week looking as well as ever
Returns from Oregon shows letvc.
5000 and 5000 majority AGAINST ,,rl
holtlon.
III Is ordered by the race committee ,h,
Tue purse hung IN the $50 cla,s be hung i,
mile heat race, two best IN tnlee. free fn
ALL Tor Monday next. rufs., SlU0.
T. NJ Force, the newly appointed receive,
NJ NV succeeds, a. j. Shaw, in the Lane
ofnce i'll this city, arrived! on Monday
County school superintendent / "
LieuaIien, is III the city on busjn,ss o.,u
heeted with the schools IN this part Of tn,
county. '''''' vi '"e
The telegraph announces that twenty. two
VI 'Ae "ouies I'll those wrecked on the tur.
vernon. nave been recovered. 1t is san.
drowned.
New iron and gold mines are reported To
nave recently been unearthed about twenty
miles from Ellenshurg, W. T. Nuggets nf
gold weighing four ounces each have h,cn
found.
In the half mile race run Yesterday
Steamboat, Weazel, White Cloud ana
| Maggie Tomas were entered Stc,ohnat
taking first and Weazel taking second
, monies.
Ctief Justice Waite delivered the oninon
OF the Supreme Court of the l.. s. denvino
the molten of the Anarchists for st,v IN
their case, and they must hang to morrow.
unless the state executive interferes,
Ike Orcott and Geo Brown came out from
Warrens last week. as far as Gr,nser;na
ana brought with them. Charley Brown
who has been quite SICK during the n,st
year.
Inc t"itaS paper says several of their
nihrods are practicing with the shnoting
IRON and glass bali to enter in the comin2
glass ball and pigeon tournament which
taxes place in this city on tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock
rather Rollinger, of Pomcrov. and thc
Mother Superioress of the academy at
Chl2htown, passed through town last week
from the latter place en- routs to Pomeroy.
Report reaches here by private letter
IRON Marysvlilc, Montana, announcing new
ana large discoveries in mining in that
Vaeinlty. Mines are selling for from $40
QUO to $4,000, and the net u, offs of the
''''"es are upwards Of 81 ,00e, 600 per month
BISHOP Talbot again preached in this city
on sunday morning aud evening. Ia the
evening at the Presbyterian church. which
was crowded, all intent and motiopless at
the delivery Of the sermon of this eminent
orator. The Bishop departed on Tuesday
for the northern country
"a r. Parker, who left Coeur d,Alsne
two years ago between two suns, is black.
mailing the people of North Idaho in the
Portland Oregonian and Portland Ne,cs, |
The papers show little pride for their stand |
ing when they allow such filthy mounte |
oanks. liars and scoundrxls as Parker to
deceive them.-Coeur d Aiene San.
Mrs. Hudson, wife Of our worthy iustice
OF the peace. 7. II. Hudson, Of this citv
breathed her last on Sunday last at Black.
'eot' Idaho, where she has been for two
years past under medical treatment. Mrs.
~ was well aud favorable known by all
VINO knew her in this city, as a good. con.
trite and purely christian woman Of a most
noble character. ''''''
The Asotin Cornet band have COMMANDED
TO make preparations for their first animal
bail to be given in their burg on the even
ng OF the 18th inst. This band is a younp
band, and as we understand are proyrsssing
'apidly, ana they are deservit much praise
therefore their ball should be we'll attended
several from this city will be in attendance
% participate in the festivities of the
occasion,
FRIDAY last was the busiest day in Lewis
on Tor several months. Business is he
,ome more brisk in the past few weeks
everyone knows Lewiston has the goods to
ell a. cheap as can be found in any of our
owns, but it lacks just a something to
make that fact known to the outside world
" nat Is that something? Advertising.
Invitations were printed this week fer
ne Fourth Annual grand ball Of the Lewis
on brass band for Thanksgiving evening
Nov "a. The boys are making grand
Preparations for the coming event, and it
will be expected as all of their undertakings
rave proved to he under their careful man.
e mont. to te one of the grand balls tf
he ensuing season.
STRANDED. The steamer Almota on the
Upward trip with about twenty tons of
mixed cargo on board, when stemmipp a
tr"ns current at the Log Cabin rapids,
bout two and one-half miles above Almota
u sunday morning last, about 7 o'clock,
truck and swung around, broad side to the
trong current. and went upon bar of gray.
4 and sand about midships with such force
hat she could not be removed bv any 40.
'lianes on board, or near at hand. After
making every effort to remove her. CAPT
tanghman took . small boat and went to
tiparla to get the Gates, which had ius.
one down the river towing . wheat barge.
nd there learned that the barge had struck
oing down and sank with a full load of
wheat. The Gates came up and succeeded
n hauling the Almota off the bar, after
lighting her Of half her cargo, and when off
hey replaced the cargo, and steamed fer
lewiston where she arrived about 7, A. N.
yesterday. No damage discovered a. done
o the boat, except all her lines had been
'roksn in their efforts to extricate her from
he bar.
SUDDENLY KILLRD.-Wesley Mulkey,
atsly Of this city, and an old and highly
expected citizen, on October 2S, when
bout to enter car at the Union depot in
an'as City, having stepped upon the Gr.t
tep moving car about to be coupled with
he train struck the car upon which he
1as standing and suddenly moved it sew.
raj feet and he lost his balance and fell
stewards upon the stationary platform in
ne depot and broke his neck, sustaining